Pennsylvania HB2690 amends hunting and furtaking license fees and classes, including new junior and senior resident licenses.
Pennsylvania HB2690 revises the Pennsylvania Game Commission's authority over hunting and furtaking licenses. The bill introduces new license classes, including junior resident combination licenses for those aged 12-16 and senior resident licenses for those aged 65 and older. It also sets specific fees for various licenses, such as $15 for resident bear hunting and $25 for nonresident bear hunting. The bill mandates that the commission maintain existing license classes for three years post-effective date.
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